Volume 1

Bibliographical contributions from the Lloyd Library, Cincinnati, O. / [compiled by] Edith Wycoff.

  • Lloyd Library and Museum
Date:
1911-1918
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Credit: Bibliographical contributions from the Lloyd Library, Cincinnati, O. / [compiled by] Edith Wycoff. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Plantes usuelles des Brasiliens. 14 Livr. 70 pis. Paris, 1827-28. SH-S 141 (Incomplete. All published.) Saint Hilaire, A. F. 0., and Girard, F. de. Monographic des Primulacees et des Lentihuluriees du Brf-sil meridional et de la R6publiquo Argentine. 48 pp. 2 pis. Orleans, 1840.* (Mem. Soc. Roy. Sci. d’Orleans, II.) Saldanha da Gama, J. de. Olassement hotaniquo des plantes alimentaires du Brasil. 20 pp. Paris, 18G7.* Schenck, H. Beitrage zur biologie und anatomic der Lianen im besonderen der in Brasilien einheimischen arten. Part i. 253 pp. 7 pis. Jena, 1892. SH-S 324 2. 271 pp. 12 pis. Jena, 1893. SH-S 324 (Heft 4, 5, Schimper. Bot. Mitt.) Schnydner, O. Contributions a la flore . . . Argentine, pp. Geneve, 1877. Schomburgk, Richard. Versuch einer fauna und flora von Britisch-Guiana. 553-1260 pp. Leipzig, 1848. SD-S 369 (Reisen in British Guiana, 1840-44, Part 3.) Botanical reminiscences in British Guiana. 90 pp. Adelaide, 1876. SD-S 369 Schott, H. See, Peyritsch, Johann. [Schreibers], C. von. Nachrichten von den K. K. naturforschen in Brasilien. Part 1, pp. Briinn, 1820. 2, pp. Briinn, 1823. Scott, William B., editor. Reports of the Princeton University expedition to Patagonia, 1896-99. Vol. VIII—1, Botany. 466 pp. 18 pis. Princeton, Stutt- gart, 1903-06. SM-P 957 I, The vegetation of western Patagonia, by P. Dusen. II, Hepaticae collected in southern Patagonia, by A. W. Elmans. III, Patagonian and Fuegian mosses, by P. Dusen. IV, Ferns and fern-like plants of Patagonia. V, Flora Patagonica (in part) by Macloskie, G. Vol. VIII—2,+982 pp.+3i pis. Princeton, Stuttgart. 1903-06. SM-P 957 V, Flora Patagonica (concluded). VI, Analysis of orders and families. VII, Collectors and bibliography. VIII, Topography. IX, Character and origin of Patagonian flora.